In 1981 this was the fastest six cylinder on the planet...150+ MPH, no broken legs, no bruised ribs, no sprained neck, no sprained ankles, no sprained wrist, un-impacted vertebrae, no bleeding kidneys, and no grin on my face...to keep the bugs the out of my teeth.
Last time Dave road it, he set a land speed jump record (300 Ft @ 120 MPH), and lived to tell about it. The look on his face..."you should of told me about those railroad tracks"!!!
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OK, forget "how did we live through those days", how have we lived through some of our later days(no LDS pun intended)?
Nice bike Pete! You kept it looking new!
I think my brother Sean had the same bike in College!
Actually, I've been an "Ikuzus" man. In college I had a Suzuki GT550 two stroker that I bought from a prof. I ran that into the ground. Later on, I bought a Katana 1100 - that was a beast.
I rode a moped once!
Just a big dirt bike with a 6 cyl 1300cc engine.
Sean, Dave, Pete and all you guys who love the fast rice burners (Sean I know you rode the Harley V Rod), Ric and I are the only ones who just love to cruse. Me on my Harley, Ric on his Moped.
What about "ebas" - those little berry-things, we used to put 'em in soy sauce. Well, did that with pretty much everything I suppose.
Also, someone got me hooked on dipping orange slices in salt and tabasco. Not sure who that was, but my wife thinks I am crazy.
Wow Sean, what post are you on? This is about rice burners, not rice cookers.
I thought you made this comment on the food post?
Messen with you brother, Ha.
Yes! I remember the ebas too! Couldn't think its name until Sean mentioned it. They were little green/sour fruits with a seed in the middle. The eba(s) tree was behing the Cyclers House if my memory serves me right.
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